Keneth Mejia
Master Piano Instructor Focused on Technique, Timing, groove and Real Musical Growth.
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Keneth Mejia
Doctorate degree
/ 55 min
Keneth - Your piano teacher
Hi, my name is Keneth. I’m originally from Honduras and I’m currently living in Canada. I have been playing piano for many years, and I also play bass and guitar. Music has always been a big part of my life, and I enjoy helping beginners learn in a simple, patient, and friendly way. My teaching style is relaxed but clear. I like to focus on the basics first, learning Middle C, understanding how the keyboard is divided, building major and minor chords, and practicing good hand position. I also teach students how to count rhythm and use a metronome, because timing is one of the most important skills in music. I believe every student learns at a different pace, so I always try to explain things calmly and make the lessons enjoyable. Whether someone wants to learn their first song, understand music theory, or improve their technique, I guide them step by step.
Keneth graduated from Cambrian College
Your piano teacher skills
Piano Technique
Scales and Arpeggios
Improvisation
Chord Theory
Performance Skills
Ear training
CoTutorAI modules
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Piano lessons at a glance
My teaching methodology is structured, clear, and focused on building strong habits from the first lesson. I keep a friendly and encouraging atmosphere, but I am also strict with technique, timing, and consistency, because I believe that discipline is what truly helps students grow. I explain every concept step by step and make sure the student fully understands before we move on. I start with the basics: proper hand position, posture, finger strength, and clean transitions between notes and chords. I also introduce the metronome early, because learning to stay in time is one of the most important skills for any musician. As students progress, I guide them through scales, chord patterns, simple songs, and later more complex pieces, always adapting the lesson to their level and goals. Even though I push my students to improve every week, I stay patient, positive, and supportive. I want every student to feel motivated, confident, and proud of their progress.
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Piano concepts taught by Keneth
The Student and Tutor worked on learning and practicing the pre-chorus section of a song on the piano, focusing on a new chord progression and adjusting timing. They discussed the correct rhythm for chord transitions and practiced playing to a metronome. The Tutor also assigned homework, encouraging the Student to review fundamental skills like scales, passing chords, and ear training.
Pre-Chorus Chord Progression & Structure
Rhythmic Adaptation for Pre-Chorus
Developing Aural Skills (Ear Training)
Comprehensive Practice & Review Strategies
The student and tutor worked on refining a piano piece, focusing on precise timing, rhythmic accuracy, and the correct execution of musical decorations. They used a metronome to practice at increasing tempos, with the goal of mastering the current piece before moving on to new material in future sessions.
Rhythmic Precision and Timing
Musical Decorations and Transitions
Musical Phrasing and Articulation
Progressive Practice Strategy
Chord Progressions and Transitions
Hand Position and Finger Technique
Musical Embellishments and Decorations
Piano Pedal Technique
Timing and Rhythm in Piano Playing
The tutor instructed the student on the theory and construction of diminished seventh chords, emphasizing the alterations from major and dominant seventh chords. They then practiced applying this knowledge to a song's verse, focusing on accurate chord changes and timing. The student was encouraged to practice these new chords to build familiarity and speed.
Diminished Chords
Dominant 7th Chords
Chord Inversions
Applying Chord Theory to Practice
The tutor and student worked extensively on piano chord theory, specifically focusing on dominant seventh and diminished chords, and their application within a song. They practiced playing these chords with correct voicings and inversions, and discussed the harmonic function of dominant chords within scales.
Dominant 7th Chords
Chord Inversions
Diminished Chords
Tempo and Speed (BPM)
The Student and Tutor worked on a piano piece, focusing on chord progressions, specific chord voicings, and the correct application of music theory concepts. They spent considerable time breaking down a challenging B flat minor 7th passing chord and reviewing the relationship between relative major and minor scales. The Student was assigned to practice the piece with a metronome, progressively increasing the speed.
Distinguishing Chords vs. Scales
Metronome Practice Strategy
Practicing Chord Progressions with Precision
Understanding Passing Chords
Relative Major and Minor Scales Theory
Approach & tools used in piano classes
Backing Track Libraries
Metronome Apps
Chord & Scale Reference Apps
Looping Software
Virtual Piano Apps
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